Reports should include a detailed description of the materials and a link to the dataset itself if publicly available. This requirement will apply to any changes to the datasets.
Companies are required to submit a report at least 30 days before publishing an artificial intelligence model trained using this dataset to the public.
The law will not have a retroactive effect, but subsequent changes to the datasets of existing AI platforms will depend on the law.
The bill addresses a crucial issue: Complaints from artists, writers and other creators that AI models are often trained on copyrighted material without permission.
Copyright and AI issues have always been complex, especially given ongoing debates about the extent to which AI alters or imitates protected content. Authors are forced to take legal action to defend their rights.
Source: Ferra
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